Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-08-18

z a. +. Armstrong and family are
expected home this week.
w. II. Nef is tracking Henry
Zeller's Hambletonisn colt.
The genial John Jay, of Manning,
visited in town over Sunday.
The pioneer clothier, Evan Davis,
sells clothing cheaper than anybody.
Mrs. S. Stotts has been visiting
the family of q. b. Russell thus
week. ....
81 A light rain fell, Tuesday, doing
much good and causing all nature TO
rejoice.
Will Bailey has moved his barber
shop to second door east of Walker
House.
Cabinet photographs only So per
dozen, to teachers during normal, at
CIoughly's.
Mrs. Livermofe and daughter, of
Geneseo, HIS, ogre guests of John
VII anu famll,
A word w. wise is sufficient.
Buy your elothing of Evan Davis
and savelmoney.
The Board of Trade is in commu-
nication with seven laundrymen who
desire to locate here.
Thos. Miller lost and found his
pocket book on the street, Wednes-
day, containing Sl65.
Charlie Rose has been sick with
malarial fever for over two weeks,
but is gradually improving.
ExrLANAToRy.-The justice who
fined local Sullivan So for assault
is presumed to be 4 homeopathic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lawrence, OF
Manning, were the guests Of ID. ii
Walker and family over Sunday.
The Rev. L. Dickinson will 60
to Wisconsin next week for several
weeks vacation from pastoral Ia
bors.
Mr.. Geo. ID. kibby, of Massachu
sets, is visiting the family of his sou
c. E. Kibby, of the Highland Dairy
farm.
Blank receipts and promissDry
notes neatly and substantially bound
in books OF fifty, Tor sale at this
office.
Mr.. E. X. Darlington arrived il
the city Friday evening, and remain
cd over Sunday visiting his many
friends.
The Golden Eagle is here to stay
and will sell clothing this fall cheaper
than ever before. Look out for big
bargains.
The democratic senatorial conven
ton will be held at Stuart on Mon
day, August 2Oth. 1t is merely ;
formality.
AS grain is being marketed the
merchants experience an increase ol
business. Trade was quite brisk
last Saturday.
The Misses Myrtle and Nellie
Love, OF Atlantic, were que SITS o.
Il. H. Moore and family last Thurs
day and Friday.
d. G. Abrams, G. T., went to
Des Moines Tuesday to represent
Audubon Lodge Of Good Templars
in the state convention.
Theo. Patty, with a special agen,
in tow, has been through the north
part of the county adjusting losses
by the late wilma storm.
Col. 6. w. Thompson, Oskaloosa,
is paying his annual visit to his
mother and sister, Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. L. S. Foster.
1t will cost you nothing to look at
clothing at the Golden Eagle Cloth
ing House, and you can save big
money by trading there.
Geo. Kelley's son Daniel fell from
a wagon few days ago and injured
his hip, so that he has since required
the attendance Of a physician.
l.. S. Bridenstine, Of Cameron
township, has been enjoying an ex-
tended visit from his father, who
resides at Kirkville, Wapello county.
Teachers should improve the OPP
portunity offered during normal, by
Cloughly, whereby they may secure
one dozen cabinet photographs for
only So.
Capt. D. l.. Freeman, Z. Bryan
and Elvin Cole are representing
Chas. Stuart Camp, S. ", in the
national encampment at Des Moines
this week.
The Misses Lutte b. Smith, Annie
u. Wood, Prof. Stone and Messrs.
McConvill and Dolan, Of Atlantic,
give a concert at the Presbyterian
church tonight.
Mr.. l.. II. Turner is announced
in this issue as a candidate for county
auditor. He is staunch republican
and possesses all the requirements of
an efficient officer.
Adam Killinger and Charlie
Morey returned Tuesday from a
hunting and fishing expedition in
Sac. county. They were well re-
warded for their trip.
Allison Post is contemplating at
tending the Nebraska state reunion
to be held at Omaha, sept. $40.
They expect to join with the At
lantic and Avoca posts.
The store room on Broadway, re-
Gently vacated by Miss E. II. Terrill,
will be occupied by Miss Dix, from
Ames, Iowa, with large stock Of
millinery, about Sept. list.
]. w. Rosenberg has a platform
spring delivery wagon, and it is
drawn by a lively roadster, that
gets ample encouragement from the
occupant oil the front seat,
Mrs. Clara Andrews, Of Joliet,
H., nee Clara Freeman, well known
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